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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1917

Page

3

Chelan County proposes sale of road machinery

The Chelan County Board of Commissioners proposes to sell county road machinery including a ten ton road roller four three ton Avery trucks hoisting engine and boiler double drum friction hoist an Aurora steel crusher and a Port Huron dump wagon. A public hearing will be held April 8 1917 at 2:00 PM at the County Commissioners office Wenatchee to consider the sale and hear testimony from interested parties. Dated March 6 1917 T L Ross Clerk of the Board. First pub March 17 last pub April 17

Board of County Commissioners Chelan County Washington Ahelan County Aurora Port Huron County Commissioners’ Office Court House Wenatchee A. D T. L. Ross

Malemute from Klondike Feeds Coyotes at White Salmon

A large Klondike malemute, once confined at the Portland dog pound, is now at White Salmon where he hunts coyotes and chases rabbits for exercise. After weeks of confinement his confidence returns as new masters arrive from Canyon Road and dog intake continues, bringing bull dogs Airedales and terriers seeking companionship.

Portland Ore Klondike Canyon Road

Test Seeds and Seasonal Garden Plans

The article discusses testing seeds before planting and storing roots to prevent decay or drying. It suggests starting corn indoors in paper pots for home gardens and transplanting after frost. It warns against overplanting apples and notes aesthetic plantings like lilacs and hydrangeas enhance home grounds.

Minnesota

Fortune in a Kettle Found by Wisconsin Gardener

John Rugowski a Milwaukee area tenant found seven thousand dollars in gold buried two feet underground in a Manitowoc garden. The treasure likely belonged to the estate of the late John Meyer, though heirs contest claim. Old farm owner Huck is suspected as the wealth’s original concealment.

Milwaukee John Rugowski Manitowoc Wis Rugowski John Meyer Huck

Pioneer’s $1000 Memorial Erected for John H Stowell

In Redding California eastern relatives plan a $1000 monument on the grave of John H Stowell. After a weeklong search Shasta cemetery was identified by pallbearer Joseph Hocking who recalled the 1901 funeral. Stowell’s grave was marked by a wooden slab bearing his name and death date.

Redding Cal John H. Stowell Old Town Shasta Joseph Hocking Stowell Eastern

Tradesmen enlist in army surge through New York stations

New York sees a flood of applications to Army recruiting stations as men with trades respond to a war time push. The War Department order calling for enlistment ages eighteen to thirty five for one year active duty and six years reserve prompts many trades such as clerks stenographers auto mechanics blacksmiths cooks bakers and carpenters to sign up at 614 Eighth Avenue.

New York War Department Reserve Eighth Avenue

Elephants Put to Work in Snowbound Berlin Traffic

In Berlin the snowbound streets see circus elephants hauling heavy wagons filled with 35,000 pound boilers. The giant pachyderms easily move the loads when eight horses cannot, and even free stranded auto buses with a push from their foreheads.

Berlin

Feeding brood sows prefarrowing diet and pen setup

The article warns against overfat sows at farrowing and outlines a recommended prefarrowing ration from Pennsylvania State College using corn mid dlings tankage and bran with oilmeal as a substitute. It advises moving sows to a dry roomy farrowing pen a week or ten days before farrowing and feeding light bran the day before.

Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture and Experiment Station

Soy Beans For Forage In Southern Regions

Soy bean can be grown across humid and semihumid south and southern corn belt. It is a valuable forage crop and shows promise as a cash crop and oilseed source for mills, especially in boll weevil regions.

Mutual Creamery Co Pioneer Development

Mutual Creamery outlines Western reach from farmers to markets nationwide and worldwide. It fixes profits at 8 percent on sales, with surplus returned to producer stockholders. 243 farmers and 66 employees hold stock, 60 percent of capital reserved for producers. Dividends totaled 8 percent in 1916 plus 2 percent of product value. W F Jensen president and E B Ellis manager.

Mutual Creamery Company W. F. Jensen EB W. Ellis

Care of Old Orchards for Better Fruit

The article urges removing drones from old orchards including suckers water sprouts and dead or broken limbs to improve tree health and appearance. It advises cutting piling and burning useless growths and leaving only essential wood to nourish fruit production.

Iowa Homestead

Summons By Publication in Chelan County Real Estate Quiet Title Action

The Wenatchee Valley and Northern Railway Company sues M L Freeman Marion L Freeman and Eliza H Freeman to quiet title on a 30 foot wide strip along a described center line in Chelan County Washington. The defendants must answer within sixty days after March 28 1917 or a default judgment will be entered. Attorneys Sease and Morrill Spokane and L J Ne Leavenworth Chelan Co Washington filed for plaintiff with first publication in March-April 1917.

State of Washington M. L. Freeman Marion L. Freeman Eliza Freeman A. D Chelan Towit Township Twenty Six Willamette Meridian Chelan County Washington Selg Willamette Sease & Morrill, P. O Peyton Spokane Wash L. J P.O Leavenworth

Silage Improves Steer Gains and Reduces Costs

In Iowa feeding tests silage rich rations cut costs for fattening steers. One group with 17 lb corn 29 lb silage 2 lb oilmeal and 1.5 lb alfalfa gained 2.94 lb daily at $9.57 per 100 lb. A second group with 8.5 lb corn 51 lb silage 2 lb oilmeal and 1.5 lb alfalfa gained 3.04 lb daily at $7.67 per 100 lb. Reducing corn and boosting silage raised gains and lowered costs.

Iowa

No Sleepers Found In Chicago Movie House

Chicago police break up a months long practice where down-and-out residents slept in a nickel lodging film house while crime scenes played. Seventeen sleepers were arrested.

Chicago

Hog Worm Remedy and Bordeaux Stain Removal Tips

A home hog remedy mixes glauber salt common salt charcoal sulphur copperal and sodium bicarbonate to prevent worms in hogs kept in a dry feeder. Healthy hogs resist diseases and stay profitable. Bordeaux mixture stains can be removed by dipping fruit or vegetables in a mild acetic acid solution then rinsing with water.

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F.A. Reynolds Pioneer Life Insurance Henry Weinman 8Th St Dr. Hoxsey City Dray Line Auto For L. J. Howerton Seattle Third Ave Cherry ST Cr. Swift & CO D. Swift & CO Seventh St Washington, D. C Farmer Mutual Creamery Co United States West Rutherford Mercantile Co Crescent Manufacturing Co Crescent Manufacturing Company Seattle, WN Superior Court of the Wenatchee Valley & Northern Railway Company Iowa Corporation Eliza H. Freeman Wenatchee Milling Co Wenatchee Best Wenatchee, Wash Great Northern Lumber Co Leavenworth, Wash Harrington Leavenworth Mercantile Co Echo Office
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